Fragmented Arizona Daily Sin column teases obscure ads
A garbled newspaper column from Arizona Daily Sin shows fragmented lines about editors writers and circulation. It mentions names like Elizabeth underinek and Charles Ke and references annual tabloid details, with unclear dates and sections.
Red Carpet Welcome for Bunson TL at Alumni Event
Bob Bunson, 1988 Playstaf graduate, now a top figure in American newspaper work, greeted old friends in San Francisco and at his college with anecdotes of war correspondence and AP leadership in Brussels Paris Tokyo. He spoke to classes and met scores of former colleagues, praised by many as a vivid conversationalist and notable news figure.
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Annexation Moving Along in Flagstaff City Council
The Flagstaff City Council advances annexation plans for a large area north of current limits. Legal and technical details are under work with taxpayer petitions to follow. Supporters foresee benefits for Elden and the wider community as the council pursues a gradual expansion.
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Congress Tackles Tough Nut in Transportation Reform
Washington dispatch reports the ICC will send a package of 26 proposed laws to Congress this year to overhaul the U.S. transportation system. The draft program, led by 1957 ICC chairman Owen Clarke of Yakima, spans rail, truck, bus, water, and freight forwarding. It follows earlier 1955 cabinet committee ideas and seeks to curb rate policing while framing a broader policy path.
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Alsop Sees Western Alliance Atmosphere Deteriorate
Alsop criticizes the Western Alliance atmosphere as stinking and alleges Washington missteps after the NATO conference. The piece alleges high policy makers in the United States sought foreign intrigue and that mutual frankness has broken down, risking a rough year ahead.
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New Juvenile Law Pays Off in Pima County
A Tucson report notes the first Pima County judgment under the new Arizona juvenile law holding parents liable for damages caused by their children. The ruling, endorsed by Judge Justice Novia B. Geren, signals a potential shift in juvenile responsibility and enforcement.
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Street Dance Crowd Dazzles In Uncertain Night
About a hundred couples gathered in a paper marked parking lot on Monday night for a street dance. The impromptu event featured music and dancing as attendees enjoyed the unusual venue.
Eden's Career Crashes Amid Middle East Turmoil
The piece recounts wartime diplomacy and shifting power as Britain, France, and the United States respond to Nasser's nationalization of the Suez Canal in 1956. It notes Churchill, Dulles, Nasr, and others, detailing the sequence of plans and reactions, including Soviet and UN involvement, leading to Egypt retaining control of the canal.
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Weather summary for Flagstaff area
Forecasters expect mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies for Flagstaff with cooler temperatures. Lows around 14 tonight, highs near 36 to the mid thirties, southerly to northeasterly winds increasing. little or no precipitation. Northern mountains may see a few snow showers Thursday. overall the region trends cooler midweek with mild winds.
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Pathways by the Wee Department to meet a permanent installation
A fragmented report notes a proposed program of new work by Pathways to be presented at the Bank of Douglas. The item mentions Wilbur Adams, aged about 35, who died Sunday from injuries after a mobile collision on a highway between Phoenix and Holbrook. Sheriff's authorities, and attorneys Mangum and Crawly, are cited in connection with the traffic incident and road conditions near Yunell hill.
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